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  • 10879 - Language Diversity: Flipped Learning Case Studies for A Level AQA

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Introduction to Flipped Learning

  • Definition of Flipped Learning

Case Studies

Social Variation: Moore: Non-standard ‘were’

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Social Variation: Drummond: th-stopping

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  • The Pengest Munch - Chicken Connoisseur

Social Variation: Laserna et al.: Filler words

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Occupational Variation: Kim and Elder: Aviation English

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Gender Variation: Jacobi and Schweers: Interruptions

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Gender Variation: Levon: High Rising Terminals

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Regional Variation: Watt et al.: Accent Bias Britain

  • Accent Bias Britain

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  • The speech accent archive

Regional Variation: Kortenhoven: Code-switching

  • Code-switching in African-American English

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Indicative Content

Social Variation: Laserna et al. (filler words)

Make sure you understand it

  • Gender gap in university applications at record high, Ucas figures show
  • Gender survey of UK professoriate, 2013

Regional Variation: Accent Bias Britain

Before you read it

  • How the Queen’s English has changed over the years
  • England riots: 'The whites have become black' says David Starkey

Reading List

Primary Sources

Moore

  • Interaction between social category and social practice: explaining was/were variation

Drummond (th-stopping)

  • Maybe it's a grime [t]ing: th-stopping among urban British youth
  • Tales of the unpredictable: Researching TH-stopping in urban British English

Mather

  • The Social Stratification of /r/ in New York City: Labov’s Department Store Study Revisited

Laserna et al.

  • Um . . . Who Like Says You Know: Filler Word Use as a Function of Age, Gender, and Personality

Maynard and Hudak

  • Small talk, high stakes: Interactional disattentiveness in the context of prosocial doctor-patient interaction

Kim and Elder

  • Understanding aviation English as a lingua franca

Holmes

  • Leadership and communication: Discursive evidence of a workplace culture change

Jacobi and Schweers

  • Justice, interrupted: the effect of gender, ideology, and seniority at supreme court oral arguments

Levon

  • Gender, interaction and intonational variation: The discourse functions of High Rising Terminals in London

Watt et al.

  • Accent Bias Britain

Drummond (-ing)

  • Maybe it's a grime [t]ing: th-stopping among urban British youth
  • PhD Thesis

Kortenhoven

  • Code-switching in African-American English

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